A Love Beyond Life — Novel

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Sharon never expected to cross paths with Jace Hawthorne again, especially not as a hotel waitress serving coffee at an elite event. But when he walks in with his stunning fiancée, the memories of their shared past come rushing back, flooding her with a mix of nostalgia and heartbreak. Jace's cold words pierce her like a dagger—“Anything you’ve touched disgusts me.” Is it too late to mend what once was? Or has the chasm between them grown too wide to bridge?

As she struggles to navigate her emotions, the stakes escalate when Jace's mother pleads for her help. He needs a lung transplant, and Sharon is the only match. But the cost of her sacrifice is steep—her own life, the child she lost, and a future filled with uncertainty. Can she put aside her pain to save the man who once meant everything to her?

In this tale of love, loss, and desperate choices, Sharon must confront the ghosts of her past and the woman who took so much from her. Will she find the strength to reclaim her life, or will the shadows of betrayal consume her?

A Love Beyond LifeChapter 1

When I met Jace Hawthorne again, he was a billionaire and I was a hotel waitress. He made a grand entrance to the event with his fiancée while I kept my head down and politely handed him a cup of coffee. Unexpectedly, he splashed it right in my face. "Anything you've touched disgusts me."

My cheeks burned and my heart ached with a tearing pain. Then, I fled in a hurry. In the restroom, his fiancée blocked my way and sneered, "You left him for five million back then. Do you regret it?"

Only then did I realize that she was the doctor who performed the lung transplant on me. Not only did she remove my entire right lung, but she also deliberately took away my child. That was the child I had conceived with Jace after three years of trying.

I took a deep breath and uttered three words, "I don't regret it." I didn't regret giving him my lung.

At that moment, a cold voice came from the doorway. "Honey, why waste time talking to a stranger?" The man who once would have given his life to save me now saw me as nothing more than a stranger, but even getting to see him one last time before I died was already a blessing.

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